The rookie cop pulled his squad car up to the group of people standing on the sidewalk and rolled down his window. “Hey,” he barked, “there’s no loitering in this neighborhood! Move along.” The people grumbled and began to dissipate. The policeman turned to his partner and asked, “How’d I do?” “Pretty impressive,” the partner responded. “Particularly because it’s a
A stop sign or traffic light. A comma in a sentence. Intermission in a movie. A timeout in a game. Examples of slowing down and pausing abound in our lives. Yet, we often fail to do so. We fail to slow down and pause or stop and then deliberate and decide. Instead, impulse and instinct toss us about as if
After the massive leak of information by whistleblower Edward Snowden, the U.S. government released a mountain of classified information to control the message and quell the mob. Predictably, ironically, almost comically, much of the information was redacted – struck-through with those thick, black lines. In the clandestine world of national intelligence, redaction is called sanitation. It seems certain information is
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